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El's monumental Mel Bay tab/music book (over 185 pages), with accompanying CD (performed by Warren Haskell), on his arrangements and compositions in Dropped D tuning (DADGBE). This book represents a breakthrough in Dropped D tuning. By careful selection of keys and voicings, El has succeeded in capturing the sonority and atmosphere that are his tradework in his own "standard" tuning of CGDGAD. 

Selections: Danny Boy, Amazing Grace, America the Beautiful, The Battle Hymn of the Republic, Greensleeves, The Irish Washerwoman, Ashokan Farewell, All I Have to Do Is Dream, Guantanamera, Shenandoah Air, Jacob's Ladder, Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring (J.S.Bach), The Kid on the Mountain, She'll Be Comin' Round the Mountain/Shortnin' Bread, Drifting Too Far from the Shore, Jerusalem, Hard Times (S. Foster), Bridget Cruise, 3d Air (Key of A), Bridget Cruise, 3d Air (Key of F), Song for Sheila, Carolan's No. 179, Fanny Power, George Brabazon, 2d Air, Hugh O'Donnell, The Rakish Paddy, Planxty Irwin, The Mist-Covered, Mountains of Home,The Star of the County Down (Key of A minor), The Star of the County Down (Key of C# minor), Hector the Hero, The Red-Haired Boy (Key of A), The Red-Haired Boy (Key of C), The Lovers' Waltz

El's seminal tab/music book (over 120 pages), and  re-mastered double-length CD, of 27 Celtic favorites!   El has collected in one place his favorite Celtic pieces, and painstakingly re-transcribed the tab/music to follow the re-mastered recordings of his renditions! 

Selections: Carolan’s Concerto, When You and I Were Young, Maggie, Humors of Ballyloughlin Jig, Carolan’s Dream, Fanny Power, Kid on the Mountain Jig, Danny Boy, Fairflower of Northumberland, Greensleeves, Mo Giolla Mear,
Hugh O’Donnell Jig, Carolan’s Welcome, Carolan’s Receipt, Morgan Magan,
Jock O’Hazeldean, Star of the County Down, George Brabazon, 2d Air,
The South Wind, Pretty Maid Milking a Cow, Carolan’s No. 179, Skye Boat Song,
Give Me Your Hand, Castle of Dromore, Rights of Man, Sheebeg and Sheemore,
Lament for Owen Roe O’Neill, Mist-Covered Mountains of Home